„Sea water desalination is key to supplying the world’s population with potable water, but it can only be sustainable hence socially and environmentally responsible, if that desalination is based on renewable energies.”
MAGE WATER MANAGEMENT Leitmotiv
Location | System size | Operation time | Evaluation period | Raw water |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Fuerteventura, Spain. | 2 x 500 liters per day | from 1992 | six years | Brackish Water / Sea Water |
Tunisia, Sfax, Al Matar | 1 x 500 liters per day | from 1994 | three weeks | Brackish Water |
Pozo Izqerdo, Gran Canaria | 1 x 1´000 liters per day | from 2000 | three years | Sea water |
Sultan Qaboos University | 1 x 1´000 liters per day | from 2001 | two years | Sea water beach well |
Bavarian Center for applied Energy Research | 500 liters per day | 1994-2001 | 1994-2001 | Sea Water, industrial waste water (Galvanisation effluents) |
AHC-Oberflächentechnik | 1´000 liters per day | from 1996 | 1996 | Galvanisation effluent |
Sami Rock Company | MidiSAL, 5´000 liters per day | from December 2005 | 2005-2009 | Brackish / Sea Water |
Geroskipou, Cyprus | MiniSAL, 1´000 liters per day | from December 2007 | 2010 | Sea Water |
South of Dubai | MidiSAL, 5´000 liters per day | from July 2008 | from October 2008 | High salinity fossile ground water |
Sopogy, Hawaii | MiniSal, 1000 liters per day | 2010 | Sea Water | |
Centre Mediville, Chennai, India | MiniSal, 1000 liters per day | 2010 | Brackish / Sea Water | |
BARC Research, Chennai, India | MiniSal 1000 liters per day | 2011 | Brackish / Sea Water |
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